Spooky Spider Jar Mason Jar Crafts for Halloween

I’m all about Mason Jar crafts especially for holidays and seasonal fall decorations. Mason Jar Fall Crafts are easy to make with only a few items, and they come out perfect. Check out this Spooky Spider Jar for Halloween. All you need is creepy plastic spiders, cotton balls, glow sticks and a little creativity. DIY this Spooky Spider Jar for your next Halloween party or make them up to spread around your house in October for that eerie haunted feeling.

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Spooky Spider Jar – Mason Jar Crafts for Halloween

What you will need to make your spooky spider jar is in this picture below. However, I have it displayed in list form towards the bottom of the page.

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How to Make a Spooky Spider Jar

Gather your supplies and start by breaking (cracking, so they glow) and place the glowsticks into the jar. You should be able to grab everything you need other than the mason jar from the dollar store. This Halloween Mason Jar decoration is so cool and just spooky enough for little ones without being too scary.

Put a few cotton balls down inside, then add a few spiders and repeat with cotton balls. Continue until the jar is filled with spiders and cotton balls.

Take the spider web material and wrap it around the jar. Cut off the excess web but leave enough, so you overlap each end. This will stick to itself, so no gluing is needed. Then, add a big spider on top!

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Set your spider jars out on a mantle or window sill for a Spooky Halloween decoration.

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Spooky Spider Jar

What’s Needed

Large Mason Jar
Glow Sticks (any color)
Cotton Balls
Package of Halloween Spider Web
Plastic Spiders

Directions

1. Break and place the glowsticks into the jar.
2. Put a few cotton balls down inside, then add a few spiders and repeat with cotton balls. Continue until the jar is filled with spiders and cotton balls.
3. Take the spider web material and wrap around the jar. Cut off the excess web but leave enough, so you overlap each end. This will stick to itself, so no gluing is needed. Then, add a spider on top!
4. Set it out for a Spooky Halloween!

Optional: You can also shine a black light on the jar to really make it pop!